It is an exciting journey we have ahead of us together with Ren Røros to help their customers become climate-smart with their electricity use. In our digital platform, we can easily keep track of both the electricity invoice and make smart decisions about their electricity use, says Camilla Forsberg CCO, and customer manager at Bright Energy.

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Bright’s digital platform helps customers gain a better understanding of their energy consumption and help them become more climate-smart. The customer can both see and learn more about their electricity consumption and how to optimize their electricity use in the app so that the climate benefit is maximized.

Ren Røros takes the green transition seriously. For us, sustainability is the foundation of what we do. We are renewing ourselves to meet the challenges facing the energy industry. With the platform from Bright, we will be able to deliver exciting content directly to our customers, says Olav Vehusheia, director at Ren Røros.

Bright was established in 2012 and collaborates with electricity, grid and product companies that want to offer their customers the opportunity to control their electricity use. The aim is to maximize the climate benefits from renewable energy sources, reduce costs for consumers and help Sweden’s electricity grid cope with the increased load that electrification entails.

The roots of Ren Røros are in power production through Røros Elektricitetsverk. Ren Røros delivers professional expertise in electricity production, distribution in the electricity network, electrical installations, development of fiber networks and broadband.

We at Bright want to be involved and contribute to a sustainable future. We look forward to collaborating with Jönköping Energi and enabling more customers to adapt their electricity consumption to hours that are better for both the wallet and the environment, says David Forsberg, founder and CEO of Bright.

Bright’s digital solution enables customers to easily keep track of their electricity consumption, reduce their electricity costs and maximize the climate benefits from renewable energy. The new collaboration means that Bright’s digital solution will be offered to Jönköping Energi’s customers in the future.

We are very happy and expectant about the new collaboration with Bright. Their technology makes it easier for our customers to make sustainable choices regarding their energy use. Together with our customers, this contributes to our vision of being a good force for Jönköping, says Jessica Alaniesse-Karlsson, Marketing and Communications Manager at Jönköping Energi.

Jönköping Energi delivers electricity, heating, cooling and city networks to 55,000 customers. With the new digital solution, the company’s customers will have the opportunity to more easily make sustainable choices in their energy use and be able to administer and partially manage their services in an integrated app or on the web.

Bright was established in 2012 and was first aimed directly at consumers. Bright is now collaborating with other electricity, grid and product companies that want to offer their customers an easy opportunity to control their electricity use. The purpose is to maximize the climate benefits from renewable energy sources, reduce costs for the consumer and help Sweden’s electricity grid to cope with an increased load.

There is solar cell fever in Sweden, with a rate of expansion that is both breathtaking and necessary. With the help of Bright’s digital solutions, ETC El’s customers can follow in real time how much electricity our solar plants produce. At the same time, they can control their own electricity use to minimize both their costs and their climate impact, says Johan Ehrenberg, founder of ETC El.

Bright has built an open and data-driven digital platform that the electricity companies in turn offer their customers. The platform is based on households’ own usage patterns and data. This gives customers tools to avoid electricity use during the hours of the day when many people use electricity at the same time, so-called power peaks. The purpose is to even out electricity use and prepare for a future with more electric cars and digital devices.

The platform also makes it possible to see in real time how much electricity is produced in ETC Els solar parks. Every minute, all customers can follow exactly how much electricity the solar park generates and adapt their own electricity use to the availability of clean solar.

We see ETC El as a pioneer and role model for climate change in Swedish energy production. With the help of our technology, their customers can maximize the climate benefits of solar cells by adapting their electricity use to production in the company’s solar parks, says David Forsberg, founder and CEO of Bright.

ETC El was founded in 2014 by Johan Ehrenberg and has seven solar parks in Sweden. ETC El only sells eco-labeled electricity and in summer a large part of the electricity comes from the company’s own solar plants.

Facts: This is how it works

The electrification of society leads to an increased use of electricity. At the same time, increasingly renewable and weather-dependent electricity production creates challenges during the times of the day when electricity use is at its greatest, the so-called power peaks.

Dimensioning the electricity networks according to the highest power peaks will be much more expensive than distributing the electricity consumption more evenly throughout the day and promoting consumption flexibility. Smart electricity networks aim to provide a sustainable and reliable electricity supply in a renewable energy system with the help of automation and digitization.

Bright’s platform makes this automation and digitization easy for the end user, and is available as an app and on the desktop.

Bright Energy AB was established in 2012 and collaborates with energy companies that want to strengthen the relationship with their end customers and at the same time offer them tools for smarter electricity use with reduced environmental impact.

Facts: ETC El

All over the world, it is invested in solar cells – it is the cleanest, simplest and also the most small-scale local electricity production method. 10,000 W solar cells on a residential roof actually save CO2 emissions equivalent to 7 tonnes per year.

Solar cells are fantastically durable, they can make electricity for 40 years, and have become so cheap that anyone with their own house can get them. ETC El believes that it is good that the power over energy production is transferred to millions of people instead of being handled by a few large giant companies that pick out big profits.

ETC El invests in new solar energy and that our surplus goes in full to new solar cells. But we also do it by helping people install solar cells at home. ETC El also supports the solar revolution by buying the surplus electricity – which arises on a sunny day – from solar cell owners, as well as buying their electricity certificates and guarantees of origin. Bright Energy AB was established in 2012 and collaborates with energy companies that want to strengthen the relationship with their end customers and at the same time offer them tools for smarter electricity use with reduced environmental impact.